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I would like to thank the staff at the facility for giving me detailed instructions.

The facilities are well-equipped and clean!

I stayed at a tent site at the end of the year.Since the altitude is not that high, the snow was sparse.First of all, one of the features of this site is that the sauna and glamping tent are surrounded by fences, so it feels very private.One of the features of this facility is that they seem to value the opportunity to learn about the fun of camping, so we were able to experience things like chopping firewood ourselves (easy for beginners) and doing minimal cooking. .The sauna is a wood-burning stove type, so you put in the firewood yourself, but if you're not really bad, you can easily light a fire and get it to about 80 degrees Celsius.Not only was it hot enough, but she was also able to experience various things such as louryu, aroma, and bifita, and she enjoyed it even though she had never used a sauna before.Since it's winter, the water bath is extremely cold, and the space is well-appointed, with plenty of privacy, and thanks to the Coleman chair that can turn almost 180 degrees, it's perfect. By the way, I brought my swimsuit with me, but bathrobes are also available.Separate firewood is provided for the sauna and for the bonfire. It's not a lot, but since check-in is at 3 o'clock and the lights go out at 9 o'clock, and considering that you have to use the sauna, bonfire, eat, and take a shower, I think you can do without additional firewood (for me) We lit a bonfire only the next morning).Even though it was a mild winter, it was very cold inside the glamping tent lol. However, there is a kotatsu and a hot carpet on the bed, so you won't freeze to death. I couldn't really use the oil fan heater because I was afraid it would fill up with carbon dioxide.I also liked that all the tools were of good quality.I also appreciated that they had black tea powder and green tea powder, and that you could also make coffee from coffee beans.This facility was truly amazing with so much attention to detail!・The shower is clean-Requires minimal cooking・Comes with a s'mores set (it was so much fun!)・Crocs are availableThere's no end to the list lol.I think it's more than worth the price for such facilities and services, so I'd like many people to go there ^^

Used by 3 dads and 4 kids.This is recommended as there are not many glamping facilities that can accommodate a large number of people.The room is clean and has a variety of cooking utensils. I was able to stay at a very reasonable price with GoTo and local coupons.I would definitely like to go again.Shabu-shabu is good, but I really want to grill meat! ! I guess that's the only point to order.

The staff's response was excellent.Of course, the facilities are also excellent.

Three of my friends and I used the grand site for glamping.The tents, toilets, and shower rooms inside the facility were new and very clean.Also, the amenities are complete and I think it's wonderful. I thought it was a hotel!The food was luxurious and delicious😋The staff were very kind and it was a very fulfilling two days!I would like to come again!

I'm a first-time camper, but all the staff are kind. It's beautiful and quiet. The food is also delicious with barbecued meat. Thank you very much 😊

[Accommodation date] Canvas site late March[1 night, 2 meals, bundle of firewood included] Dinner changed to BBQ menu[Accommodation fee] 32,000 yenI stayed atThe website also states that the challenge is to “ensure that people feel satisfied with their first time camping.”I'm really satisfied.Some people are picky about other people's reviews.I guess they didn't pay attention to me,Has the accommodation rule been improved? After 〇〇 o'clockThere was a ban on drinking alcohol.In addition to that, at 22:00There was also a rule about going to bed.Meal times are also fixed, and everyoneI want everyone to have a fun meal and sleep comfortably.I felt it was an ingenuity.I had stayed at a different hotel the day before.The lady in the next room stays until 1am.I got angry because I was making a lot of noise (and it was against the rules)There was no set rule, so it was difficult to point out)I think that's a good rule.Things to bring:It is better to have large capacity wet wipes.Be sure to protect yourself from the coldClothes that can get dirty(I went with mountaineering clothes I bought at Workman)firewood:Apparently you can start a bonfire from 7:00 am.If you want to make a bonfire in the morning, buy a bundle.I think it's good (I recommend the morning bonfire)tent:You will stay very warm.meal:You can change it to BBQ even in winter.Anyway, it was delicious and fun.toilet:It's beautiful. It's a warm toilet.shower:Reservations are required, but it's beautiful.The dryer is also the latestStaff:Most of them were cheerful and very pleasant.Improvement points (requests)Until what time do you go to bed?Until what time can you drink alcohol?What time do you go to bed?If you could make it into one timetable, etc.Is it easy to understand all the rules?I thought so.It is also prohibited to use the kettle for anything other than water.It might be better to write it in the manual.It seems that some people are making pots with a kettle these days...I'm thinking of starting a camp.It was the best facility!

I stayed here in October 2021.Well, it was normal. Overnight in tent with family. ☆It feels like 3.5.It was on a slightly elevated area with several houses built around it, so I guess it was a villa area. It feels like a slice of the original.The equipment was still new, there was a power supply, the water area was clean, and it was nice to have a hair dryer. The air bed also had sheets on it, which was nice.The branded pork served in the morning and evening was sweet and delicious. Thank you for the meal.What caught my attention was that there were three men who could be heard talking even after 10pm, when the lights were completely off. It's not a very large area so you can hear it very well.I told the receptionist that my child couldn't sleep, but the problem continued after that. The staff are all female, so I wonder if they are being treated appropriately. I'm afraid of trouble. Other people have also written about it.At around 0:00 and 6:00, I heard a loud gurgling sound that sounded like vomiting (toothbrushing?) and was disillusioned.I felt like this was a place where everything was okay, people with no manners would just come and have a casual attitude, and no one would encourage you to use your manners.``You're so noisy, you shouldn't grow up like that.'' ``I wonder what the store staff should do in a situation like this.''This camp has become a place to teach children that. I'm glad that the insomnia eventually won out. I wonder if this wouldn't have happened if it was a cottage.Fireworks were also sold at the reception, and since my child wanted to try them, I chose the larger one (700 yen I think). They also lent me a bucket.Considering the size of the package, there aren't that many bottles, and each bottle takes about 10 seconds, but when I was playing a fire relay with my family of 4, it was over in 3 or 4 minutes. .Everyone said, ``Huh? It's over?'' They were all taken aback because I always get the impression that there's always a big bag of fireworks left over.It went by so quickly, and even the receptionist scolded my child, "Are you done yet? How many bottles did you have at the same time?", but it was only one bottle at a time. Have you ever done it? ;Please reconsider purchasing fireworks. If you are planning on going, we recommend that you buy one.Other than that, I would be scared if something small like a smartphone or playing cards fell into the cracks of the wooden deck. I wonder if I will be able to get it out.There are sandals available, but they were meant to be worn inside the tent, so I had to bring my own sandals to wear outside.There were two small lights, but it was dark due to the rain and the batteries were running out, so I decided to bring one or two lights that could shine properly.Although it's a small detail, I realized that I was overconfident in the equipment.For future users, please refer to it.The food was modern and delicious, and the facilities were new and clean, but I still felt like they didn't put much effort into making Buddha. We will give it a 3 star in the hope that the management service will improve over time.It says that the rules are strictly enforced (those who don't follow them will be asked to leave), but that hasn't happened at this point. I guess it means "a really big deal".I was satisfied with the fact that the website said it was not a camp, but an "experience-based" camp. It's strange to say that, but I was so impressed by how everything was when I looked at it from that perspective, and I left with a sense of resignation.

In November, 7 people used the log house, and on New Year's Eve, 2 people used the canvas site on motorcycles♪In conclusion, it was the best glamping facility with perfect facilities and amenities, and the owner was very warm! !First of all, it's a log house, and it's more than spacious enough to accommodate 7 men and women, and the bath is spacious and clean, and the amenities are perfect.This caught my eye because I sometimes use my own tools for camping, but they also have high-quality small tools such as chopping wood and fire pits. We also have outdoor spices for cooking.If I had to point out one thing I'm concerned about, it might be the surrounding environment, but since the bonfire is open until 9pm, I would have liked to have an extra hour.Next up was the canvas site, which had a stronger outdoor feel than a log house and was perfect for glamping with two guys! ! The gravel road to the site is relatively easy to ride, so there is no problem with bikes.As a small point, the shower and toilet are also very clean!If I had to point out something that bothered me, I would say that although we didn't have any problems, there were two groups around us who were having a hard time lighting the firewood in the morning and seemed like they couldn't light it, so we weren't used to it. I thought it would be nice if there was some kind of ingenuity (?) that even people could use to light a fire.Also, although there were two lanterns provided, I felt that the amount of light in the room was a little insufficient, so depending on the person, it may be a good idea to bring a separate lantern.On the day of the event, they spread out a sheet in the freezing outdoor area, and they were careful about the amount of food we ate, so we were able to spend a comfortable time from start to finish (^^)The New Year's Eve plan's ozoni and oshiruko were also very delicious♪On the way home, he went out of his way to see me off and I was able to go home feeling very warm (＾◇＾)This is a recommended glamping facility that will definitely satisfy both beginners and those who are used to camping!I will visit you again, so thank you in advance! !